Examples of using Structural problems in English and their translations into Serbian
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put too much pressure on the foot are more likely to develop structural problems like bunions and hammertoe.
deeply burdened by numerous structural problems and deficiencies.
MRI is recommended after a first non-febrile seizure to detect structural problems in and around the brain.
Still, all of the above is predicated on the notion that Russia under Putin will finally address some of her most debilitating internal structural problems.
To solve underlying structural problems, they will need to harmonise their financial sectors,
This takes into account the underlying structural problems in national and international systems
because the countries' economic and structural problems, such as high unemployment
The reasons for the lag can be found in internal structural problems of the Serbian economy, reflected in the extremely low share of investments in the GDP of about 18%.
This is the moment for Serbia to address some structural problems and deficiencies it has been struggling with for years.".
Although the quantity of journalistic training might not have helped resolve all structural problems the Balkan media faced,
last week's report outlined macroeconomic and structural problems that could mar the country's prospects for strong growth.
done in a day, solving the structural problems of the economic and trade relations between the two countries will take time”.
done in a day; solving the structural problems of the economic and trade relations between the two countries will take time.”.
But I think today that most would agree that Greece was only a symptom of much deeper structural problems in the eurozone, vulnerabilities in the wider global economic system,
Almost all Western Balkan countries have structural problems with corruption and organised crime,
with its numerous structural problems, high unemployment rate
as well as the most prominent structural problems of Serbia's public finance.
But structural problems remain, including too many personnel, too many levels of authority,
We have major structural problems in the world today that could benefit enormously from the kinds of mass participation and peer coordination that